Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-12
Veterans Reunion,

WASHINGTON, May 11th.--This was the
first day of the Reunion of the Army of
the Cumberland. At eleven o'clock the
President of the Society, General Sheridan,
called the meeting to order and explained
that the postponement from time to time of
the eighteenth Reunion, was due to the de-
lay in the completion of the Garfield statue.
it being the desire of the Society to con-
duct the unyeiling ceremonies at this
meeting. There were about one hundred
members OF the Society present Reports
OF the commission were read and approved
The President announced the membership
of the several committees for the coming
year, and the meeting adjourned.
THE NEXT REUNION.
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The committee
appointed to select time and place for the
next annual reunion of the ARMY of the
Cumberland, has decided upon Chicago
and next September.
The Caiifornians' Reunion.
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The reunion
on Saturday of the Californians promises
tc be one of the most enjoyable occasions
the " old gold hunters have had for MANY
day. Some twenty-five or thirty Cali
fornia-Baltimorians will attend, and the
early Californians of Washington and
their friends will be there in goodly num-
bers.
Justice Woods Condition Alarming.
WASHINGTON, May 11th-The condition
of-Justice Woods, of the Supreme Court,
has grown worse since his return to this
city. He is now lying critically i'll at his
residence, and his death may occur at any
moment. He is suffering from dropsy and
complication of diseases.
ALREADY AFTER HIS PLACE
J. Randolph Tucker of Virginia. and
| Attorney-General Garfield will be candi-
| dates for the appointment, and some South.
ern man, it is said, will receive the office
Intercession for the Condemned Officers
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-Secretary Bay.
ard has sent q telegram to Minister Man.
] ming stating that reports concerning the
proposed execution of Mexican army of
| ficers at Nogales have been most conflicting
| since the 9Th instant that his telegram an
| nouncing an appeal is just received with
satisfaction that his Government would
view with deep regret the imposition of q
penalty so extreme, and instructs him to
| say that a mitigation would be regarded by
| the United States with favor
The Baltimore and Ohio Deal.
New YORK May 11th.-A rumor was
| circulated in Wall street to-day that the
| following arrangement has been made to
| take the Baltimore and Ohio stock under
the Garrett option: The Ives -Hayner
| party to take $1,000 900, Jay Gould Sc, 900,
! 000 the Pullman & Adams Express party
S6,000,000, and other parties smaller
amounts. No confirmation could be OBJ.
tanned, but the statement caused a sharr
| jump in the market.
From Father to Son.
/ ST.. LOUIS, May 11th-The annual meet
| ting of the stockholders of the st. Loui,
and San Francisco Railway Company wa.
held here this afternoon OF the 264. :54;
shares entitled to vote nearly 250, goo were
represented, either directly or bv proxy
| The only change in the Board was the sub
sdtutlon OF George j. Gould for Jay Goul(
| California Cherries in Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 11th.-Some few Califor
MIA black ox-heart cherries arrived thi.
week and sold at $4@4 80 per 10-poun(
boxes. These are about the first on tn,
market, there being a few Southern cherrie
here, which are rather poor. Caiiforni;
lemons are dali at S203 per box.
Baseball Record.
CLEVELAND, May 11th.-Cleveland :
| Brooklyn II.
New YoRK-New York 9, Washington 8
| DETRoIT-Detroit IS, Pittsburg >.
| CHIcAGo-Chicago IL, indianapolis g.
BosroN-Philadelph 8, Boston 4.
| The New Treasurer.
! WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The Presiden
to-day appointed James W. Hyatt, of Con
necticut, to be Treasurer of the United
State, to succeed Conrad N Jordan, re-
signed.
Vale, Mr.. Secretary.
CHICAGO, May 11th-To-night the Ions
and stubborn fight against Vail, Secretary
of the National Trotting Association, wa.
brought to close by the resignation o
Secretary Vail. The session was length,
and the discussion exciting.
4 Mere Matter of Form.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), May 12th-A. M.-A
midnight the Republican State Convention
was still in session in this city. Hon. W
Q. Bradley, of Lancaster, has been nomi-
mated for Governor Mat. o. Doherty, Of
Louisville, for Meutenant-G Governor John
Feean, Of Hopkinsville, for Attorney Gen
eral, and r, D. Davis, of Carter, for Audi
tor. There are about 1000 delegates pres
| ent